Synonym: song, tune. Similar words: melodious, melodrama, melodramatic, melon, watermelon, goody-goody, lode, plod. Meaning: ['melədɪ] 
n. 1. a succession of notes forming a distinctive sequence 2. the perception of pleasant arrangements of musical notes.
n. 1. a succession of notes forming a distinctive sequence 2. the perception of pleasant arrangements of musical notes. 
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31. Try the melody of the nocturne if your hands will let you.
32. As the melody soared and spiralled, Ari and Nathan spun within it, reaching for the highest notes.
33. They were innovators in that they were the first ones who didn't try to represent the melody as written.
34. Of course, good melody will sound fine at any tempo, so play slowly and gradually pick up speed.
35. It was an interesting event for she has a distinct voice in which melody reigns supreme.
36. The melody swooped and split into two, harmonizing with itself. People clapped.
37. But spiking the sugar with vinegar, and layering distortion over melody, is the Alternative Formula nowadays.
38. Ochs, a better singer, contended that a pretty melody would attract more listeners.
39. But beneath all that old-time melody is a healthy serving of hip-hop beats and funky bass.
40. He writes catchy tunes with lavish pop hooks and huge slices of melody. Rough edges are few and far between.
41. The music played in those distant times did not reflect a desire to create melody, far from it.
42. Seb opened the door to find Melody standing outside in the darkness.
43. Occasionally the chords flow together; a melody seems to be hovering just on the edge.
44. The melody suggests innocence, butterflies, dandelions bobbing in the breeze.
45. When I had studied it, very slowly, I used to intone the melody with which I had once studied Gemara.
46. It does nevertheless require some expertise and the melody line is often set too high for congregations.
47. Melody is not the central element in Martino's compositions - rhythm is more important.
48. Charming, enigmatic Paul Elia balances melody and rhythm, singing as well as playing drums.
49. The melody is plaintive, not energetic like the hymns in church.
50. The spirituals ask no pity-for their words ride on the strongest of melodies, the melody of faith.
51. Others act like musical word processors, allowing the composer to write a melody and instantly hear what it sounds like.
52. The melody swooped and split into two, harmonizing with itself.
53. The melody was free of clutter, without filigree, stripped to its barest line.
54. They follow her hands on the piano, they listen intently, they move into the melody themselves.
55. Literally when I would be writing the melody,(Sentencedict.com ) the ly-rics would come at the exact same time.
56. The Last To Know is the most exuberant track, helped by a vibrant horn section and a catchy melody.
57. The melody is arranged in three octaves instead of two, for greater breadth and sonority.
58. "Deutschlandlied" is based on the melody from a work by Haydn.
59. To be part of that melody of infinite chimes of light!
60. Within the austere collegial melody of science even the slightest emotional shading can have a suitably dramatic effect.